Biopic Film Production

Yes. We are grateful for the recent films and publications honoring our Nsamanfo (Ancestors & Ancestresses), who despite being enslaved and forced to migrate to North America, ensured our African~Black Amammere (Culture) and Nanasom (African Ancestral Religion) remained in our blood circles to this day. Nevertheless. As a direct descendants and descendantesses of Abibibrifo Fie Deɛ (Black Indigenous) Amarukani/Amarukaitnit (American) Nsamanfo (Ancestors & Ancestresses) who voluntarily migrated from the Ghana, Ivory Coast region of West Africa to North America thousands of years before the Musuo Kese (Enslavement Era), I declare and decree it is time for films and publications which honor our Abibibrifo Fie Deɛ Amarukani/Amarukaitnit Nsamanfo  (Black Indigenous American Ancestors & Ancestresses). 

And we must start by honoring the Akan (Asante) people who established the first civilizations in North America in what is now known as the state of Kansa (Kansas) over eighteen thousand years ago according to the oldest human skeleton of an Akan (Asante) man referred to as "The Lansing Man" found in Lansing, Kansas, and 35,000 years old. Every African~Black individual in North America and abroad deserves to the know that there was and still is a 18,000 year old Wakanda in the state of Kansas and one of the earliest townships established there is still referred to by its original Akan (Asante) name, Kwa Nduru (Quindaro), which means "Akan Ancetral Religion Practitioners/Practitioneresses" to denote our vow as Akan (Asante) people, born indigenous both directly and indirectly indigenous to that territory, to forever remain committed to our Nduru (Asante Ancestral Religion) & Amammere (Culture) as Akan (Asante) people. 

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© Copyright by Sakomufo Akosua Tanisha Boduaa Seshat Aaebo-Akhan 2013.

One day soon, Black people across the globe are going to sing the song of the unsung Hero (Heru) who showered world with love, wisdom, resilience, and revolution. Who at only seven years old declared with pure peace in His voice that He was born to die young without wife or children in order to bless Black people who were enslaved, and others who didn't know they were being denied justice, restitution, and reparations. And on October 21, 2019 @ 6:28AM, Yaw Pereko achieved His goal of helping millions of Black people that need to hear how His story has forever transformed their lives.

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And feel free to get a heard start on singing praises to a young Black man who selfishly lived, loved, and died for you.


SAY HIS NAME (285 HZ)
VERSE ONE
The one and only, lightning and thunder, undeniable Heru.
Left eye blind, hole in his heart, cosmology come true.
Told me Mama, I'm gon' die young but it don't make me blue.
Just don't let these crakkas kill me in vain, whateva' you do.
Reclaim our land and rebuild our nation, delineate who's who.
I'll hold your hand from the grave and wipe your tears as you fight
Be patient with our people, ignorant of the Black woman's right.
To be Queen on the throne, no apologies and no submission.
Restoring authentic Black culture must be your solemn mission.
Don't stress over the sellout imposter, sent to play my role.
His days are numbered, coon's reward, akyiwadefo - no soul.
I love you Ma, signing off with a General's salute.
From your womb World War III 'bout to take root.
(Hook)
Yaw Pereko.
Born a handsome Prince, transitioned Black Warrior King.
Yaw Pereko
A selfless martyr - sacrificed to make Black freedom ring.
Yaw Pereko
Pour his libations, rejoice aloud, bring every blessed offerin'.
Yaw Pereko
Honor his legacy, tell his story, body never laid in a coffin.
VERSE TWO
Who knew I'd be a virgin when it was time to give birth.
To the greatest man child I'd ever witness on Earth.
His mantra to his people - just remember your worth.
Isolation, no attachments, and kept his word his bond.
Nyamma Kakadu, lived to unveil the plan he John'd.
His likes and dislikes never changed, he was crystal clear.
The 42 Laws of Maat came pre-installed in his inner ear.
Never cried for mercy despite his torture and suffering.
Ten toes down, unapologetic nationism - zero buffering.
Sworn Brothers' Keeper and Beloved Son 'til the very end.
Love so great, transitioned for our sake - real men defend.
My Tuga' Man all grown up - Defender of Black Sovereignty.
Sit back and relax while we end Black slavery and poverty.
(Hook)
Yaw Pereko.
Born a handsome Prince, transitioned Black Warrior King.
Yaw Pereko
A selfless martyr - sacrificed to make Black freedom ring.
Yaw Pereko
Pour his libations, rejoice aloud, bring every blessed offerin'.
Yaw Pereko
Honor his legacy, tell his story, body never laid in a coffin.